Ty and Dan purr their way into a Centaur Saturday of college football with a low key slate of awesome matchups, including Penn State's trip to Auburn, Oregon's meeting with BYU, Michigan State's trip out west to play Washington, and Miami's timely contest with Texas A&M. Plus, Oklahoma's tester at Nebraska, Texas Tech's letdown spot against NC State, Mike Leach's trip to Death Valley, App State's follow-up, and much more.

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Ty and Dan discuss the latest college football news, including potential candidates for Nebraska, JJ McCarthy's official promotion to Michigan starting quarterback, the unfortunate injury to Tyler Buchner and what it means for Notre Dame, the status of Quinn Ewers and more. Plus, a spirited game of "Bound," in which we discuss the apparent ceilings for Georgia, Michigan, USC, Texas, Oklahoma and others.

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Ty and Dan recap a wild Week 2 as App State shocked Texas A&M, Marshall upset Notre Dame, and Georgia Southern delivered a knockout blow to Scott Frost. Plus, Alabama survives a thriller with Texas, BYU gets revenge on Baylor, Matt Campbell finally takes down Kirk Ferentz, Kentucky contains Florida's Anthony Richardson and much more!

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On the latest edition of College Football Thursdays, Ty and Dan ponder their burning questions in advance of some big Week 2 matchups in college football and, in honor of SpitGate, examine the contests on Saturday with the most secret hate. This is a portion of our full show, which you can hear every Thursday, live on Spotify at 5pm ET / 2pm PT.

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Ty and Dan slow their roll going into College Football Week 2 and offer a meaty helping of picks. Does Texas have what it takes to cover the spread against Alabama? Just how much should we trust Florida against Kentucky after an impressive Week 1? What's the key matchup as Tennessee travels to Pitt for a weird non-conference matchup? Can Iowa score a touchdown, please? And what are Stanford's odds of pulling an upset? Plus, good news for Sam Hartman and a new member of College GameDay.

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Ty and Dan react to the incredible ending between Florida State and LSU and the closer-than-expected Clemson vs. Georgia Tech contest before giving in to their snap judgements and drawing a series of profound, way-too-early conclusions about the 2022 college football season.

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Ty and Dan look back at an exciting Week 1 of the 2022 college football season, as Georgia annihilated Oregon, Notre Dame hung tough against Ohio State, Anthony Richardson made a statement against Utah, and Iowa turned in an all-time disappointing victory. Plus, strange games in the state of North Carolina, raucous Thursday night wins for Penn State and Pitt, and budding quarterback controversies at places like Michigan, Ole Miss, Auburn and more. And a quick look around at Alabama's big win, the first game for Quinn Ewers, the first win for Brent Venables, and a new vibe at USC.

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With only a few short hours before the start of Week 1, Ty, Dan, and a group of eager Verballers discuss the exciting week ahead of college football, as the 2022 season kicks into high gear. A look at the watchability of the weekend's action, the introduction of the Gosling JackedTracker, a game of Ty vs. The World, and much more.

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It's been a long, cold offseason, but alas the season has arrived. Ty and Dan roar with Week 1 enthusiasm and offer their picks for a loaded slate of opening games. Does Big Game Bo Nix have a chance to upset Georgia? Why are people sleeping on Cincinnati vs. Arkansas? Can Utah dump Florida in Billy Napier's first game in Gainesville? Will Ohio State cover a 17 point spread against Notre Dame? Plus, Brian Kelly's opening tester as LSU squares off against Florida State, a sneaky matchup for North Carolina against App State, and two bangers to open the season on Thursday night.

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Ty and Dan react to Nebraska's loss in Week 0, Drake Maye's impressive showing, and dominant efforts on the ground by Florida State and Vanderbilt. Plus, a wave of new starting quarterback announcements to sift through, including a curious decision by Jim Harbaugh. And one final chance to amend their thoughts on Power 5 teams before the 2022 college football season kicks off in Week 1.

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Ty, Dan and a legion of Verballers descend upon Chicago for the annual drafting of players, coaches, narratives and goofy tropes for the college football season ahead.

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With an appetizer slate of 11 FBS games set to kickoff in Week 0, we take a look at the matchups that are most interesting to us and weigh whether or not we believe in Scott Frost. Plus, an overly optimistic look at quarterback retreads, an important discussion about the next name for South Carolina's rooster mascot, a weirdly suggestive debate over college football's pluckiest teams, and another round of Ty vs. The World, feat. Tommy Defeato.

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Ty and Dan look ahead to a college football appetizer in Week 0 and make their picks as Nebraska plays Northwestern in Ireland. Then, a quick look the latest quarterback announcements around college football before diving back into Part 2 of the big Week 0 mailbag.

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Ty and Dan prep for the start of the college football season with an overflowing inbox of Verballer questions. Who will be the feelgood team of college football in 2022? What about the sport should we freeze in John Hammond's amber cane? What would happen if Paul Chryst went on Shark Tank? What piece of football equipment would you consider wearing around casually? Plus, more details on Extra Credit Weekend, the upcoming Fantasy Things Live Draft in Chicago and the goofy games you can expect on College Football Thursdays, live every Thursday at 5:00 pm ET on Spotify.

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A quick update on the latest news around the college football world, including new starting quarterbacks at Notre Dame, Virginia Tech, and other schools, as well as key injuries that you need to know. Plus, a look at "zag" bets, including over/unders, risers/fallers, coaches to be fired or leave, and more. And a quick reminder about the Chicago live show this Saturday, August 27th, and a special announcement about Extra Credit Weekend.

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On the premiere of College Footbal Thursdays with The Solid Verbal, live on Spotify, we look at the Big Ten's gazillion dollar media deal, play a game of too high/too low with the preseason AP Top 25, divulge our summer college football crushes, and kick off a long season of Ty vs. The World. This is the first 45-minutes of our live broadcast.

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A look at the high-flying Pac-12 South, galvanized by the arrival of Lincoln Riley at USC and stabilized by Kyle Whittingham and the Utah Utes. Will USC's influx of big name transfers mean instant success? Can Utah be a playoff team? What's stopping UCLA from being a darkhorse contender? Is Arizona State beyond repair? Will Arizona be sneaky good? Will Colorado win a game? Plus, a quick glance at the Mountain West West and BYU.

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It's the most scorned division of college football's most curious conference in 2022. What exactly does the season have in store for the Pac-12 North? Will Bo Nix and Dan Lanning give Oregon a boost? What does Washington State have in common with Kevin Costner? Will Kalen DeBoer rectify Washington's woeful offense? Will Oregon State play defense? Is Stanford BACK? Who put this schedule together for Cal?! Plus, a quick glance at the Mountain West Mountain.

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Ty and Dan put a Tarantino spin on this year's SEC West. Does Alabama have a weakness? Will LSU be better than you think? Is now the time to jump aboard the Zach Calzada Armada and the Auburn Tigers? Could Texas A&M win the SEC? Can Mississippi State put the pieces together? Can Lane Kiffin assemble his portal pieces quickly enough to endure a brutal schedule? Plus, a quick glance at the Sun Belt West.

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Ty and Dan turn their gaze to the SEC East and ask the most obvious question of the 2022 college football season: Can the Georgia Bulldogs follow-up last season's championship with a repeat effort? How good can Tennessee be if it gets Heisman Hooker? Is Will Levis really a first round NFL prospect? Will Florida be sneaky good in Billy Napier's first season? Is Missouri headed to Half Team'ville? What good team will South Carolina randomly beat? And Vandy. Ahhh, Vandy. Plus, a quick glance at the Sun Belt East.

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Ty and Dan continue their run of previews and focus on the Big Ten West. Will Scott Frost have better luck in 2022? Is Iowa still the favorite to win the division? Will Bobby Engram's arrival at Wisconsin mean a more creative offense? What are teh odds of a darkhorse run by Minnesota? How will Purdue rebound after losing David Bell and George Karlaftis? How long until Illinois is more than just plucky? Can Northwestern get back to being a Half Team? Plus, a quick look at the MAC West.

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Ty and Dan do a deep dive of the Big Ten East and make the case for the Ohio State Buckeyes as this season's national champ. What is the biggest question for Ryan Day going into the 2022 campaign? Can Michigan repeat as the top team in the conference despite mass turnover on defense? What does Penn State have in common with Nic Cage? Do we trust Michigan State for another double-digit win season? Can Connor Bazelak give Indiana a boost? Is this the year Maryland knocks off one of the top four teams in the East? How far away is Rutgers from being competitive? Plus, a quick look at the MAC East.

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Ty and Dan complete their preview of the ACC by diving deep into the quarterback-rich Atlantic Division. Is this the year DJ Uiagalelei takes a big step forward and propels Clemson back into the Playoff? Is NC State the *actual* best team in the conference? Will Malik Cunningham get any support at Louisville? Can we trust Wake Forest? Can Mike Norvell finally solve Florida State's offensive line issues? Should Boston College scare you? Can Syracuse pass the football? Plus, a quick look at a second batch of teams from the AAC, including UCF, SMU, Tulsa, Tulane and Temple.

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Ty and Dan dissect the ACC Coastal and Notre Dame in advance of the 2022 college football season. Why was Mario Cristobal the right hire for Miami? Can Pitt rebound after losing both Kenny Pickett and Jordan Addison in one offseason? What does a Virginia Tech drive-for-six look like? Will Virginia build the entire plane out of Brennan Armstrong? What happens now that Sam Howell is gone from North Carolina? Why did Mike Elko take the Duke job? Is Geoff Collins just, like, throwing everything against the wall? And how confident are we in the coaching abilities of Marcus Freeman at Notre Dame? Plus, an assortment of AAC previews, including Cincinnati, ECU, Houston, Memphis, USF, and Navy.

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Ty and Dan draw a loose comparison to a coming-of-age comedy while previewing Baylor, Texas, Texas Tech, TCU and Iowa State in the second half of their 2022 Big 12 conference preview. Can Baylor be trusted to maintain championship-caliber play? Does Texas know how to fix its entire defense? What makes Texas Tech the ultimate wildcard? What does TCU have in common with Michael Cera? How will Iowa State replace Breece Hall? Plus, a look at another batch of Conference USA teams, including UTSA, UTEP, North Texas, Rice, FIU and Louisiana Tech.

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Ty and Dan kick off their previews for the 2022 college football season by taking a cinematic look at Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Kansas State, West Virginia and Kansas. What's a realistic expectation for Brent Venables in Year 1? Will Oklahoma State take a step back without Jim Knowles? Is Kansas State a darkhorse Big 12 contender? Can West Virginia make a bowl? How long before Lance Leipold turns Kansas into a more competitive program? Plus, a quick glance at UAB, Western Kentucky, Florida Atlantic, Middle Tennessee and Charlotte.

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Ty and Dan answer questions from around the Verballerhood for the last time before they unleash their season preview episodes. Is Oklahoma going to tank under Brent Venables? Will Nebraska ever be "good" again? Which teams would make for good "side piece" programs? What's the best novelty helmet style? And is it still cool to be a UAB fan? Plus, Jeremy Pruitt gets dinged and Pat Narduzzi sounds off.

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Ty and Dan welcome Dan Carlin from Hardcore History to the show to sound off on conference realignment in college football, what it means for the sport, how it affects the fan experience, and how TV networks could ultimately lead to its demise.

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Ty and Dan go through the college football teams that are stuck on hold, listening to annoying music, waiting for their offense, defenses, quarterbacks to step up, or for their rivals to elevate their game.

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Ty and Dan chat with Andy Staples from The Athletic about the next moves in conference realignment, the strategy for Oregon and Notre Dame, the upside of superconferences for fans, and more. Plus, what to get excited about for the coming season. Also, a BIG ANNOUNCEMENT from The Solid Verbal!

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Ty and Dan react to messages from the Verballerhood about college football scar tissue. Which opponents or opposing players inexplicably give your favorite team the most fits?

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Ty and Dan regroup a week after USC and UCLA announced their stunning move to the Big Ten. What does the future have in store for the remaining teams in the Pac-12 like Oregon and Washington? Is Notre Dame a lock to join the Big Ten? Will a partnership between the ACC and Pac-12 make actual sense? Are superconferences just inevitable? And is any of this a good thing?

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In the spirit of July 4th, Ty and Dan go around college football and find their favorite situations of newfound freedom for the 2022 college football season, from Adrian Martinez's transfer to Clay Helton's dismissal and much more.

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This is a 12-minute clip from our Patreon exclusive EMERGENCY PODCAST after news broke of USC and UCLA joining the Big Ten, perhaps as early as 2024. It's our real-time reaction to the shocking news. The full 58-minute episode is available out on Verballers.com.

It goes without saying that this is absolutely earth-shattering in the world of college football and raises a thousand new questions. Listen in on our as we discuss the motivations behind the move, the ramifications for college football, the potential domino effects, and the raw emotion of rapid change in the sport.

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Ty and Dan take a knee for a much needed news update as the ACC ditches its divisions, the Big 12 makes a bold choice as its next commissioner, high profile recruits make their college choice and more. Plus, Verballers submit their list of concerns for their respective teams in 2022.

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Ty and Dan are joined by Brandon Huffman from 247 Sports to break down Arch Manning's high profile committment to the Texas Longhorns, the state of the 2023 quarterback class, the effects on the high stakes game of college football recruiting in the NIL era, and much more.

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Ty and Dan dive into a heaping pile of Verballer questions for the month of June, ranging from Steve Sarkisian's future at Texas to sleeping recruiting juggernauts to the underrated elements that make college football great. This is the public facing portion of a larger Q&A episode, with part 2 available exclusively at Verballers.com.

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Ty and Dan chat with ESPN's Bill Connelly about the challenges of projecting teams for the 2022 season, why teams like USC are impossible to forecast, the tweaks he's made to his formulas, which schools are primed for a jump against the spread and much more. Plus, Dan details his harrowing encounter with local wildlife.

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Ty and Dan react after the Verballerhood inundated The Solid Verbal's Twitter account with hundreds of Top 3 lists. Which three teams are the least fun to root for? Which three teams are the most under- and overrated heading into the 2022 season? Who are the three best college football announcers on TV? Which three coaches would be the most dangerous with a major talent upgrade? As always, the Verballerhood is all-knowing and wise.

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Ty and Dan poll the Verballerhood for its breakthrough candidates for the 2022 college football season and react to the responses. Is this the year Scott Frost finally turns Nebraska around? Is Minnesota set for a run at the Big Ten West? What represents a "breakthrough" for Florida in Year 1 under Billy Napier? Or at Washington? Also, was UCLA's defensive coordinator in the Ford administration, and why does Scott Frost look like he smells something pungent?

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Ty and Dan react to the spiciest takes from around the Verballerhood and invite their favorites to join the campfire on the Ol' Zesty Ranch. Will Lincoln Riley turn USC into the next Alabama? Is Ryan Day a secret bust? Does Sean Clifford have a Heisman run in him? Could Kentucky win the SEC? Also, Ty's takes put his Ranch status in question.

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Ty and Dan conclude their advanced look at college football schedules by taking a look at the SEC slate in 2022. How do things set up for Georgia's run at another title? Does it matter that Alabama's schedule looks sort of difficult? Could Arkansas have a shot at 10 wins? Does LSU have a good, bad schedule or a bad, good schedule? And, uhhh, what's gonna happen to South Carolina this year?

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Ty and Dan continue their investigation of college football schedules in advance of the 2022 season and pop the hood on the slates in the ACC and Big 12. Does Clemson's schedule look primed for a bounceback year? Is Florida State going to make a bowl? Why does Tony Elliott have the highest thread count in the ACC? Plus, the path ahead for Brent Venables and Steve Sarkisian headed into 2022, and a sneaky team in West Texas.

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Ty and Dan do a deep dive of the schedules in the Big Ten and Pac-12 and figure out which teams were rewarded by the scheduling gods, where the trap games might be hiding, which schools have Secret Cake schedules, and more. Plus, Ty forgets that November exists.

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Ty and Dan continue with their impromptu Beef Week by discussing some of college football biggest rivalries, debating the status of each series, and arbitrarily measuring how much meat juice (?) is associated with each match-up.

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Ty and Dan rejoice as Nick Saban and Jimbo Fisher enter into a hot war of words over recruiting, NIL, collectives and the future of college football. Are you Team Saban or Team Jimbo? More importantly, how does the Saban-Fisher dust-up rank against other notable coaching beefs over the last 20 years in college football? Plus, conferences start ditching their divisions!

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Ty and Dan leaf through an overflowing inbox and answer college football questions from the Verballerhood about tasty non-conference matchups, Scott Frost's future, this year's Kenny Pickett, unattainable coaches, the fusion of playcalling schemes and identities, and much more. The second part of this Q&A episode is available to Patreon subscribers at Verballers.com.

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Ty and Dan react to early college football betting lines for all 13 weeks of the 2022 season. Which teams are being overvalued and undervalued? Which point spreads look out of whack? What are the best bets at this ridiculously early juncture in mid-May?

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Ty and Dan welcome back Matt Brown to get an up-to-the-minute perspective on the effect NIL is having on college football and figure out where the marketplace will take the sport next. Amid the news of Jordan Addison's transfer away from Pitt, the NCAA's renewed focus on collectives, the looming presence of the EA Sports video game, and predictions for the END OF THE COLLEGE FOOTBALL WORLD, we examine where things *actually* stand and whether Matt's opinion has changed since his last visit in February.

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Ty and Dan walk back through the programs that went 5-7 in 2021, figure out why and wonder how each can improve in 2022. Should Jordan Travis be the guy at Florida State? What is TCU's identity? How close is Texas to being "back"? Were Cal and Syracuse secretly decent?

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